Dorsia, a luxury hospitality app, is enabling crypto payments via MoonPay for clients in several regions. Users can book high-end travel while paying with USDC and Solana tokens. The luxury sector increasingly adopts crypto for transactions, with prominent companies like Lamborghini and Ferrari leading the trend. Dorsia has raised substantial funding and MoonPay experiences significant revenue growth, expanding its partnerships.
Luxury hospitality platform Dorsia has introduced crypto payments for clients across the United States, the United Kingdom, Europe, and six Arab nations. This feature has been enabled through a collaboration with MoonPay. Through the Dorsia app, users can book luxury travel experiences and conduct transactions using USDC and Solana-based tokens.
Marc Lotenberg, founder and CEO of Dorsia, expressed that integrating crypto payments aligns with the evolving preferences of their clientele. Dorsia joins a growing number of luxury businesses exploring cryptocurrency services aimed at high-net-worth individuals, with popular brands such as Lamborghini, Ferrari, and Patek Philippe also accepting crypto payments.
Dorsia operates a unique business model that connects members with high-end hotels through dynamic pricing and a membership system, as opposed to traditional booking methods. The luxury travel market is projected to achieve a value of $2.3 trillion by 2030, as reported by Grand View Research.
The company has successfully secured $50.4 million in funding during Seed and Series A rounds, backed by notable investors including Index Ventures and RedSea, alongside individuals connected to major firms like Meta and Uber.
MoonPay continues to expand its offerings and has partnered with several other luxury brands, such as Gucci and Bugatti. In 2024, MoonPay reported a 112% increase in net revenue and a 123% surge in transaction volume for Q1 2025. The acquisition of the Solana-based payment processor Helio for $175 million has further enhanced its partnership capabilities.
Additionally, MoonPay recently acquired Iron, which allows merchants to process payments in stablecoins. This acquisition further solidifies MoonPay’s stance as a leading payment processor in the luxury market.
